If you were pregnant once and had a miscarriage, should you still celebrate Mother Day ??

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This is coming up a lot on here with mothers day right around the corner. I consider myself a mother. I loved my babies with a love that I have never felt before. I am a mother, I lost my babies but I am still a mother. Happy Mothers Day to everyone who has ever been pregnant and lost their baby, is pregnant, has had a baby but lost them, or has babies whether they are yours biologically or not.  We are all mothers and we deserve this day. 💖

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I think this is something that should be up to the individual. Some women might be hurt by the reminder of a Mother's Day greeting if they have miscarried in the past. I'm kind of sensitive to this topic personally, as I have a very good friend who has miscarried twice, has no living children, and practically demands to be celebrated on Mother's Day. It is a touchy subject for me, so I guess it should be up to the person and what they want to celebrate.

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Personally I went through a miscarriage but never celebrated the holiday. Instead I focused more on the beautiful mothers in my life. Like my sister, mom, and grandma. I don’t expect anyone to get me something or anything

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I had two miscarriages last year. Mother’s Day hurts, that’s for sure, but my SO still says Happy Mother’s Day to me. I don’t celebrate or anything because I am usually pretty down around this time, but I do know that I am still a mother. It’s really up to the individual because everyone handles miscarriages differently

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I’ve never experienced a miscarriage but I think it would be up to you. Some might find it too painful to celebrate, and some may not. If you do choose to celebrate it then I don’t think anyone has the right to tell you that you shouldn’t be doing it.

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That’s up to you personally baby girl. If you truly wanted this child you can’t take the time out to remember the child you once had. I see nothing wrong with that. Don’t let nobody else judge you for that. ❤️

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I think it’s up to the mom. I lost my first baby, not by miscarriage but would still tell myself happy Mother’s Day because I’m a mom to an angel. I don’t think we really celebrated it but I still considered myself a mom

If you were pregnant once and had a miscarriage, should you still celebrate Mother Day ??

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